The De-Mining Visor enhances the front face protection of a de-miner, or an explosives expert, working in an environment where there is a possibility of a mine or explosive device detonating. It will protect the wearer against blast and fragments.

The De-Mining Visor is mounted on a headband.

The new MD8 Mine and Metal Detector was designed for use by the British Army and is also now in use with UK Police Forces for search operations. The instrument is a high sensitivity metal detector based upon very high speed pulse induction technology and has exceptional performance against minimum metal mines. Because the equipment is largely automatic in operation, being self adjusting to its immediate environment, it is very simple to operate with only a minimum of training required.

All elements of the instrument (with the exception of an optional external earphone) have been integrated into a single unit incorporating a control unit, batteries and telescopic halo assembly.

The Magnex 120LW Detector was developed for bomb disposal and search (EOD) operators to detect bombs and other ferro-magnetic munitions buried deep underground, or buried in the seabed. The Magnex 120 LW Detector is the result of over 10 years of production of highly sensitive differential flux gate magnetometers, of which the Magnex detectors are regarded as being top of the range products.

As a result of extensive field input, the Magnex 120LW Detector is very user friendly and has simple user controls. It works on the gradiometer principle which detects anomalies in the geomagnetic field.

The Slam EOD Disruptor is widely regarded as being the most cost-effective, multi-shot, explosive disruptor currently available, and forms a vital part in the inventory of any EOD unit responsible for dealing with suspect devices.

The Slam EOD Disruptor has been well proven over 10 years. It is designed to disrupt a soft-skinned suspect bomb device at up to 1.5 metres by means of a powerful jet of water, with the very high probability of avoiding detonation of the suspect IED.

The Shrike Exploder is a fully approved hard wire exploder which is currently in service in more than 44 countries worldwide. From the arctic to the tropics it has proved itself as a safe, reliable and cost-effective system for the initiation of explosives, mines, pyrotechnics and other electro-explosive devices (EED).

Spring-loaded terminals connect the four independent firing circuits. Circuit continuity is checked by operating the appropriate TEST button. Operating the PRIME button causes the ‘READY' LED to flash, indicating that the circuit is primed. This typically takes two seconds. While the ‘READY' LED is flashing, the load circuit may be fired by operating the appropriate Circuit Select and FIRE buttons simultaneously.